BORDER SECURITY CORRESPONDENT
James Rodriguez covers immigration and border security from the front lines of America's southern border. A bilingual journalist with deep sources in border communities, he exposes the human cost of open border policies while advocating for legal immigration and national sovereignty. Rodriguez's reporting combines compassionate storytelling with unwavering support for law and order. His writing style blends investigative journalism with human interest stories, using vivid descriptions and personal testimonies to illustrate the real-world impact of immigration policy on American communities.
Cornell University is facing serious allegations of racial bias in its hiring practices, as internal documents reveal a systemic preference for diversity hires over qualifications. The Department of Justice must intervene to address these violations of the Civil Rights Act.
President Trump has halted efforts to relieve sanctions on Iran after Ayatollah Khamenei declared victory over the U.S. This decisive action highlights the importance of strong leadership in foreign policy and the need to respond to threats with unwavering resolve.
The Supreme Court's recent ruling strengthens parental rights against judicial activism, marking a significant victory for conservative values. This decision emphasizes the importance of parental control over educational content, sending shockwaves through the progressive community.
Guatemala and Honduras have signed agreements with the U.S. to manage asylum seekers, reflecting a shift towards regional cooperation in immigration policy. These developments raise questions about the political implications and practical challenges of implementing such agreements amid ongoing migration crises.
The Supreme Court's recent ruling to limit nationwide injunctions has significant implications for the Trump administration's efforts to reform birthright citizenship. This decision not only restores judicial balance but also raises critical questions about the future of citizenship in America.
California's gas prices are set to skyrocket due to new taxes and regulations, impacting everyday families. The combination of a Low Carbon Fuel Standard program and a hefty excise tax increase raises serious concerns about the financial burden on citizens and the constitutional implications of such taxes.
A former medical doctor, Yousif Abdulraouf Alhallaq, faces charges of naturalization fraud that expose serious flaws in the U.S. immigration system. His criminal history raises urgent questions about the vetting process and the need for reform.
As we mark the one-year anniversary of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the Biden administration's competence and accountability are under intense scrutiny. The use of an autopen raises constitutional concerns, while the media's silence on these issues is alarming. It's time for citizens to demand transparency and justice.